LCM : Berthold AW16

Berthold introduced his new collection as a presentation show. Raimund Berthold's collection was inspired by the uniform worn by British soldiers in the Second World War. 

The garments had a variety of structures and interesting cuts, especially on the lapels of the jackets. 

I thought the positioning of the models was great and gave a clear view of the individual pieces as much as the collection as a whole. 

The sweep of black across the models and injection of yellow, ombré hughes created a strong posture and delivery of the collection. One I quite enjoyed.

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Hema Kaul - London Fashion Week S/S15

Hema Kaul's collection was a mix of extravagant cuts, fine details and a colour bursting palette that will make you fantasize over summer/15. I loved the teals, golds and nudes it was vibrant and elegantly put together.
As a lover of designing dresses it's great to see a collection with nothing else but that.
Hope you enjoy the show!

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Ashley Isham S/S15

Ashley Isham S/S15 collection was a beautiful delve between the sporty fascinators and embellished garments.
You get to see the versatility of Ashley's designs and his style through the prints, structures, colour palettes and details between each piece. I hope you find it as inspiring as I did if not more!

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Keiko Nishiyama - London Fashion Week S/S15

Keiko Nishiyama's collection is some what like a gentle trip into the whimsical world of Alice In Wonderland. The Prints show an great amount of imagination just as well as creativity. I love the way Keiko has depicted elements of what's seen in the Ocean. The structure and prints of the garments remind me of desigual and their fearlessness to try something new and original. I'll be interested to see what next season will look like for Keiko Nishiyama.
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